J & L Dingo Digger – Earthmoving & Excavating

Don’t Work Like A Dog’ Hire A Dingo


  J & L Dingo Digger has been operating in the Gympie region for over 8 years. Blue card accreditation held and an experience operator on machine and attachments alike.

 

The dingo is a stand on Tracked Mini Loader 1050mm wide so it can fit in tight areas. It is also a Mini Excavator’ Bobcat Post Hole Borer and Backhoe – all in one machine. Attachments we have to offer include:

• Trencher – Power’ phone’ water lines
• Post Hole Borer – 200mm’ 300mm’ 450mm’ 600mm Augers for fencing and footings
• Stump Grinder – Grinding Stumps below ground level
• Jack Hammer – Breaking up Concrete and Hard Rock
• Turf Cutter – 400 wide Blade Cut
• Backfill Blade – Backfilling long trenches and clearing small trees
• Levelling Bar – Turf preps and land shaping
• Cement Mixer Bowl – Mixing concrete on remote jobs
• Poly Pipe Layer – installing drip lines and micro irrigation poly
• Rippers – deep ripping of ground for gardens
• Backhoe – Footings for block retaining walls and sewer lines
• 4 in 1 Bucket – Shifting soil’ clearing rubbish’ site cleans
• Grab/Stickrake Bucket – Clearing Brush

• Tipper – 5m tipper and 2m tipper
 
 
 
 
 
 
  We now also offer a Broom Bucket. Uses include sweeping of roads and driveways’ top dressing lawns and cleaning discoloured driveways.
 
     
 

J & L Dingo Digger also offers the 2m tipper for Dry Hire at a day rate.

We service all areas between Bundaberg’ Brisbane and Kingaroy.

 So give us a call on 0408378380

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As the heritage and cultural centre of the Cooloola Region, Gympie boasts a tradition that few areas in Queensland can offer. A city of 16,000 people, Gympie offers the warm hospitality of a country town with all the modern conveniences.

Known as the "Town that Saved Queensland", Gympie's proud heritage began in 1867 with the discovery of gold by prospector James Nash at the site now occupied by the Town Hall. At the time, Queensland was facing bankruptcy due to drought and the fall in wool prices. However, Nash made the five day journey down the Mary River from Maryborough and, after digging up 75 ounces of gold in six days, staked his claim. The Gympie Gold Rush was on, injecting the boost to the Queensland economy that enabled the colony to survive.

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